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After Installing TIPM My 2004 Kia Sedona Has NO POWER AT ALL
I replaced my TIPM thinking that might be the problem due to AC and heater not coming on. My van had been in a serious font end collision before I bought it and heater was not working at time. Whe...
2012 Sedona Locking Issues
My wife has a 2012 Kia Sedona EX with power sliding side doors and power lift gate in the back. Recently the there has been an issue of not being able to open the side door when you pull on the han...
2006 Kia Won't Start
Put in key, everything lights up, when you turn the key..Nothing, all lights go out, no crank, no nothing. Replaced battery and same. Replaced TSP, Cam position sensors and new starter..Still same pro...
What Year Starter Is Compatible With A 2012 Kia Sedona Van EX
Will a 2008 Kia Sedona van starter fit a 2012 Kia Sedona van EX
What Year Starter For Kia Sedona Fits 2012 Ex Kia Sedona
Will a 2008 Kia Sedona starter fit a 2012 Kia Sedona ex
Kia Sedona Overview
The Kia Sedona minivan has always excelled in the area of safety, earning top ratings from the NHTSA and the Insurance Institute. Touted as the safest minivan in America, it also offers excellent quality, power, and capacity -- all attractive options to a family on a budget.
Introduced in 2002, the first Sedona attempted to compete with the Odyssey and Sienna, but lacked many desired features in a minivan, such as flat-fold seats and a power sliding door. The absence of these features kept the price tag down, but deterred those looking for more convenience and access for families. The first Sedona was also very heavy, and although it had a powerful 3.5 V6 engine, it struggled on acceleration or when loaded up with cargo or passengers. It came in two trim levels, base LX and sportier EX, with three rows of seats.
A needed redesign in 2005 added inches and height to the Kia Sedona, increasing head and legroom overall. It also smartly added power sliding doors and tailgate, rear parking sensors, and flat-folding third row seats, bringing the minivan into better line with its competition. A more powerful 3.8 V6 now gets 250-hp, making the Sedona a good performer on the road with towing capabilities as well.
In terms of safety, it still beats out other minivans with its standard six airbags, traction control, stability control, and ABS brakes. Though the price tag has creeped up, families looking for a reliable, quality, comfortable minivan are drawn to the Kia Sedona.